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everso-Bto
BMW@gearhead.town•How many miles you put in before you say enough is enough??English
1·2 years agoDoing it right
everso-Bto
BMW@gearhead.town•How many miles you put in before you say enough is enough??English
1·2 years agoNo limit. At 106k on my 1M. I’m fine with aiming for 500k miles.
If you have $35k in your savings ready for service, repairs, and impending problems—-go for it!
there’s a reason why most people don’t buy a V10 M6 for $15-20k. If you can wrench yourself maybe you can do it with $20k in your savings.
I liked driving the 128 or 135 before the 2-series much more than the F2X. The F2X 2-series felt very disconnected to me. It should have been good but suffered from the same problems that the F generation 3-series did (numb steering, detached driving experience). No offense to 2-series owners—-I just couldn’t get into them.
I respect the F87 but it was too curvy for me—I like hard edged lines of classic BMW design. I do like that the G87 tried to bring that back—-I just think they overdid juuuuuust a bit! Haha
Approve of the plate!! ⚡️⚡️
I will say the fenders are much more aggressive than the F87. Which I do like!
I got no other options!! 🤣🤣✊🏼✊🏼
I get the feeling they added some things just for “character” which is why it looks a little excessive. I do feel they almost did it right but I think I agree with you.
Really is quite large!!!
Haha it is an M2!!!
Happy with my old beater!!! :)
I am sure it does—-they try to engineer the mass and weight of it and i am sure they succeed to some degree!! But having driven even lighter cars I get the feeling like Colin Chapman alluded to that lightness is the key to true handling
I weighed my 1M a few years ago and it was 3280 lbs—-now I feel like every car is 3800lbs :(
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